Stockton garlic festival announces dates
A Stockton-based promoter who made waves with some Gilroyans when it announced it will be hosting its own garlic festival recently unveiled details of the event.
The California Garlic Festival will be held at the San Joaquin County Fairgrounds on Aug. 13-14. The Tony Noceti...
Gourmet greatness
Morgan Hill’s ever-burgeoning dining scene is more than just an important element of downtown: it is downtown Morgan Hill, at least on the days when no festivals, concerts or special events are taking place.
Around Gilroy: Top 5 things to do Oct. 23-24
The Gilroy Dispatch presents its picks for the five local things
Gavilan College board approves new districts
Gavilan College trustees approved new demographer-drawn districts Tuesday in light of concerns about representation, the board chairman confirmed.
Gilroy teachers ratify new deal
Eighty-five percent of Gilroy teachers voted Oct. 4 to ratify their new contract agreement with their employers that includes a 6 percent salary increase over 18 months, according to a Oct. 5 announcement from the Gilroy Teachers Association.
“The agreement was signed on Sept. 18,...
Hunting Mosquitoes in Gilroy
On the front line of Santa Clara County Vector Control District's fight against mosquitoes is Bob Kaufman. Kaufman, 52, the Vector Control Field Operations Supervisor sets out, armed with a scooper, a long pole with a cup on the end, hunting through stagnant streams, abandoned tires and murky swimming pools. The quarry of his hunt, mosquito larvae and after a few hours on the prowl, he's found his prey inside an old abandoned truck tire on Santa Teresa Boulevard.
Eagle Ridge resident speaks out against new parking regulations
A recent change in overnight curbside parking rules at the Eagle Ridge residential development, located just off Santa Clara Boulevard and Highway 152 in Gilroy, has left one resident irate.
